Cell clocks: the circadian rhythm of the cells
BioPOD18 Jun 2025

Cell clocks: the circadian rhythm of the cells

From jet lag to gene expression, your body runs on a schedule — but how? In this episode, Nitara chats with Dr. Priya Crosby about how individual cells keep time, what happens when those clocks fall out of sync, and why understanding circadian rhythms is key to decoding health and disease. Interview and editing by Nitara, art and production by Evangelia

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